Flooding: Latest alerts, river levels and damaged roads as flood barriers go up
Several flood alerts remain in place and barriers have gone up as the county recovers from a downpour earlier in the week.
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Heavy rain on Wednesday caused chaos on Shropshire's road and rail network, and preparations are now underway to deal with the aftermath along the county's waterways.
On Thursday, barriers went up in Shrewsbury's Frankwell car park while the Environment Agency (EA) announced flood barriers would be deployed along the Wharfage in Ironbridge.
On Friday at around 2pm, EA crews began to install the barriers along a 250m stretch of the Ironbridge road.
A spokesperson said: "Initially 250 metres of 1.8m high barriers are being deployed. Further barriers will be deployed over the weekend if we need them."
The latest figures show river levels around the county remain high as a result of the heavy rainfall, and flooding of property, roads and farmland is expected.
